A Teaching on Perspective, Reaction, and Freedom Imagine you’re floating peacefully down a river. The sun is out, the water is calm, everything seems just right—until BAM! Another boat crashes into yours. What’s your first instinct? Most of us would react with frustration or anger. We’d
🎧 Listen to the podcast episode here: Episode 200: The Music of Connection A Moment of Reflection at a Dance Competition I recently found myself sitting at a dance competition, watching performance after performance. My wife runs these competitions, and I help with the technical equipment that judges use to score
“Better to light a single candle than to curse the darkness.” This ancient proverb reminds us that even in times of uncertainty, when suffering feels overwhelming, our small actions matter. The world today presents us with many reasons to feel helpless—wars, humanitarian crises, political divisions, and personal struggles that
Life is a series of transitions. Some are big—changing careers, moving to a new city, the birth of a child, the loss of a loved one. Others are small—shifting from one task to another, the moment between breaths, the pause before responding in a conversation. Yet, whether big